Vision Investing takes advantage of people who are in pursuit of the American Dream and rip them off. My husband and I decided to try the short sale/foreclosure business. We gave careful consideration to it and thought quite a long time. We spoke to Deven Webster at Vision Investing. He insisted that we would get a full refund if it didn't work out. The fee was steep $16,000 plus.
We felt the contract was pretty clear cut which said "you must engage in 24 short sell offers within a period of 6 calendar months from the date of your 12 coaching session. This is what we did: bought bandit signs, created a web site, contacted mortgage lenders, attorneys, real estate people, banks, and spent literally thousands of dollars on printing and mailing out letters.
The promised phone classes were just a repeat of the book and CD's. There was no real support. Just a lot of B.S. I have seen a lot of complaints on the internet about this company. These people won't refund any money to anyone. I have reported them to the Attorney General's office in Utah, the Better Business Bureau, and have now turned the information over to an investigative reporter who is still looking into it. So far Vision Investing is playing hard ball and it seems to me that the State of Utah doesn't mind that this company is seriously hurting a lot of people who are seeking the American Dream.
I have also recently spoken with an attorney who believes we can get our money back. I think that we should all get together and sue them! Because of them I am in debt up to my eyeballs.
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